JET Corded Benchtop & Stationary Planer

These machines combine a jointer and a planer into one space-saving unit that mills rough-sawn lumber into boards with parallel faces and square edges. The jointer removes bows, cups, and twists to leave one perfectly flat face with a straight, square edge. The planer shaves material from the opposing face, smoothing and leveling it to match the flat face. These combination machines produce boards with flat and parallel top and bottom surfaces, uniform thickness across the width and length, and one straight and square edge along the length. The opposite edge can be set straight and square by ripping it on a table saw. This process results in perfectly square, surface-four-sides (S4S) boards.